Ako Mačiatko Zabudlo Prosiť / Utekajte Zle Je / Braček Jelenček/ Traja Zhavranelí Bratia / Tri Šable

Released by Opus in 1972, this collection of Slovak-language fairy tales represents the mid-20th-century tradition of state-supported children's audio entertainment in Czechoslovakia. The recording compiles several classic folktales, including 'Ako Mačiatko Zabudlo Prosiť' (How the Kitten Forgot to Say Please) and 'Traja Zhavranelí Bratia' (The Three Raven Brothers), designed to preserve cultural oral histories through the medium of vinyl. These productions often served as both educational tools and domestic pastimes for families during an era when radio and phonograph records were primary sources of home-based storytelling.

The aesthetic and technical production of the Opus label during this period relied on prominent local voice actors and sound engineers who emphasized clear, performative narration intended to engage young listeners. By adapting traditional narratives into audio dramas, the label sought to blend moral education with accessible folklore. While the specific illustrator or creative director for this catalog number is not widely documented, the release belongs to a long-running series of high-quality narrative records that remain recognized by collectors as important artifacts of Slovak linguistic and literary preservation.